
My coaching intake questionnaires ask about fitness history, equipment, fueling, and injury background, but the thing athletes flag most consistently is imposter syndrome — and it appears whether an athlete has done fifteen Ironmans or is two weeks out from their first sprint triathlon. In this solo episode of The Infirmary, I break down the two types of self-talk — motivational and instructional — and walk you through a three-part process for catching negative internal voices, tracing them back to their source, and giving them a more useful job. The episode closes with a free five-exercise worksheet, "Meet Your Chorus," that connects everything covered here to work you can start this week, and you can grab that below.Links and resources mentioned:"Meet Your Chorus" free worksheet (five exercises): https://www.campfireendurance.com/your-chorusCampfire group coaching program (enrolling now): https://www.campfireendurance.com/group-20271:1 coaching inquiry: https://www.campfireendurance.com/triathlon-coachingCampfire Endurance Substack: campfireendurance.substack.com
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